Kenneth Said:

Has anyone used this Study Abroad UK Program before?

We Answered:

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Francisco Said:

is the study abroad uk a good foreign exchange program?

We Answered:

so far we have not heard any adverse comments. u can negotiate with them....

Tina Said:

Where to study abroad in the UK?

We Answered:

I've found a lot of useful information on Study Abroad Program in UK from this website which I just came accross:

http://summer-study-abroad-program.blogs…

Arnold Said:

More information about study abroad in UK?

We Answered:

Hi there,

I hope your looking forward to studying at the University of Surry; it’s a really excellent University. I’m not sure where your from but im sure your enjoy studying in the UK . Besides from the weather - sometimes we get an odd day or two of sunshine : ) it’s an excellent country to gain an education. A UK degree is one of the most respected in the world.

A quick overview on the reasons to study in the UK - http://www.uklearnenglish.com/studying-in-the-uk/

I have also attached a link which explains the UK higher education system in detail - http://www.uklearnenglish.com/studying-in-the-uk/

I wish you all the success with your studies and time in the UK.

Alexandra

Steven Said:

Should I study abroad in the UK or in Australia?

We Answered:

I've never been to the UK but I'm from Australia. if you're looking for good weather, nice beaches, laid back atmosphere come to australia. If you want tourist attractions go to sydney, but there is a good range of engineering courses in perth at uwa, university of western australia (from what i've heard from friends studying there)

Lillian Said:

Has anybody heard of the the exchange program study abroad UK? 10 pnts awarded for best answer!?

We Answered:

I'm not sure what country you are writing from, but if from the USA, it could be a problem for you working with your current school. I could see no sign of any accrediting agency on their website. They are also not on the CSIET list (www.csiet.org) nor the U.S. State Department list. The former means that they have not met minimum requirements and the latter means they cannot operate in the U.S. You would have NO local representation or organization to work with in case of problems! There is also the issue of your school in the U.S. Many schools will not transfer ANY credit if the organization you go with is not CSIET listed.

So, bottom line, if you are a United States Student, I definitely DO NOT recommend this program.